28 November 2011
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Aw, this was a really nice post. In idea I would like to put in writing like this additionally – taking time and actual effort to make a very good article… but what can I say… I procrastinate alot and by no means seem to get something done.
Thanks for sharing your tips! I also like to take pictures of my cupcakes, and sometimes have problems with shadows.
I do not like to use flash, so the reflector technique that you commented could help me...I will try your idea!
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Colorful pictures and useful information provided in this blog. The way you presented this blog is very impressive.
Art of photography is very exclusive and need great passion and love from the photographer! I like this post and wish you more such articles!
I think this is so great and looking to be so sweet thanks for posting this yummy and delicious post.
Awesome food photography.O wow such a great post.It is really awesome and very very useful and helpful for his followers.Really nice.Many many thanks for sharing i am waiting for your more posts.Keep it up dude.
Awesome post.Its contains such a great stuff and on all my specifications.I also searching about this now a days.Thanks for sharing.Keep it up.Its really informative for the followers.You doing good work.
Awesome collection of pictures of food and great and much helpful information shared about food photography.Thanks for sharing.
Great post man and thanks for sharing great and so yummy and delicious post. I really like him, Amber. keep it up.
it is actually awesome and very very helpful and cooperative for his followers.Really nice.Many numerous thanks for distributing i am waiting for your more posts.Keep it up dude.
I try to grow what we can and although we are omnivores we do not need to eat meat everyday. i also stick to unprocessed whole foods, buying in bulk helps me to save there. By the way nice post!!
The article is a masterpiece , adorned with variety of eye catching pictures, interesting and valued information.Lee you have done a marvelous job by gathering information and writing it here, enriching our knowledge.
Great post man and thanks for sharing great and so yummy and delicious post. I really like. Thanks for sharing.
The most difficult thing in food photography is the black holes that make the objects look dark unnecessarily.
This is a nice photo. I would suggest that you could take a picture of a herbs salad. Since it has different vegetables and fruits, it can show different colors. That would showcase a very attractive and mouthwatering salad. Thanks for giving a tip, I could use it for Christmas, with the food prepared on the table.
For me canon is easier to use than nikon. I really had a hard time with nikon. You just have to focus in one brand so you can maximize it or if ever you want to upgrade your camera it is easier for you to use the function because your familiar with the brand. By the way, nice shots.
Thank you for your thoughtful present of having written this article. The message seems to be given to me specifically.
Nice post.I really like it and also like the way you describe this post.Its really informative for the users of this site and also for me because i am also searching these types of topics and sites now a days.so it really helps me to get a lot of information from this post.Thanks for sharing this great post.I am waiting for your more post related to this and any other informative topic.Keep it up and best of luck.
What a wonderful guide for me? Really you have done a good job by posting this blog. Now a day, we don't want to spend time to go there. Simply we can watch it in Internet...
I really enjoyed this site. This is such a Great resource that you are providing and you give it away for free
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Looks like this Nikon is cool. The quality of pix is awesome. Thanx for these photos and for the article itsellf =)
I think it is an valuable and informative post from my point of view because there are so many ideas through which I can take help. Thank you so much for this post.
Hi, thanks for posting this its really useful for me. I have an interest in photography but always find my photos of food look flat and uninteresting. I never though about using reflectors. Will be giving it a go!
Good design. What a wonderful dish? Image itself impressed me a lot. I like this dish very much. Keep on doing...
still learning for food photography...just confuse which is the best using fix lenses or not..and i am using canon can you advise lenses type are the best for food photography
hi...i just go through your post.it's really awesome. i think here is the place where people can share their knowledge easily. Thank you for sharing such a nice Information.
This post is really great. Glad to have read this review with regards to this delicacy. Be back for more readings.
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Such a cool collection of food snaps with us. I must want to appreciate your work. You really done a great job. Keep continue it. Good Luck.....
This is the work of a real artist. Thank you for sharing this and giving your ideas on how to better do this.
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Thanks for sharing your tips!
Colorful pictures and useful information provided in this blog. The way you presented this blog is very impressive.
I have an interest in photography but always find my photos of food look flat and uninteresting. I never though about using reflectors. Will be giving it a go!
Good design. What a wonderful dish? Image itself impressed me a lot. I like this dish very much. Keep on doing...
Nice photography and awesome color judgment..It will be really helpful for designers..I love it.!!
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I used to do a lot of photography and have only gotten back into it since becoming a dog walker. Learning new techniques that I can use to photographing or videoing my dogs is very useful indeed, thank you!
Your pic are really beautiful. I'm just beginning taking photos but it's rather difficult to adjust the pic as I wish. I'm wondering how long does it take to be a professional photographer.
Nice first guest-post Lee ;)
The black-hole thing wouldn't come up my mind, but it distracts you a lot.
Hi Lee!
I believe it is quite difficult to get a photograph of food. However, upon reading all the tips you have given, you truly made the process of creating texture and depth sound simpler. it is very helpful and I will be using the tips in creating my own food photos. Thank you!
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Thanks for writing such a useful and informative article. This post is a really worth for readers.I have just bookmarked your website and its now in my favorite list.
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Such a cool collection of food snaps. I must want to appreciate your work. You really done a great job. Keep it up.
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I love the idea of a black hole in photography. :) This is a very fulfilling learning especially that food is one of the best things to be photographed these days.
I certainly agree on some informative idea that you have tackle down on this post. Thanks a ,lot for sharing this here.
Thanks for sharing wonderful tips. Nice Collection of Pictures and Information about Food Photography. Really Useful for all Internet users.
You just have to focus in one brand so you can maximize it or if ever you want to upgrade your camera it is easier for you to use the function because your familiar with the brand. By the way, nice shots.
Thanks for this post.I am also a photographer but not professional as you.I like photography.Today i gather various knowledge about photography and especially photo effect.And i made your blog post one of my bookmarks.
I was very encouraged to find this site. I wanted to thank you for this special read. I definitely savored every little bit of it and I have you bookmarked to check out new stuff you post.
Interesting post and thanks for sharing. Some things in here I have not thought about before.Thanks for making such a cool post which is really very well written.will be referring a lot of friends about this.Keep blogging…
Thank you all for the kind words. Please do not be offended for my lack of responses--I am brand new to blogging and still figuring things out.
In fact, this isn't just my first guest posting, but my first blog posting in any form. On that note, I should take a moment and thank Amber for taking my copy and photos and turning them into a visually wonderful article.
Please stay tuned as I am diligently working on a new post for January. Even though it's too late for you branded items, I will try to work in the herb salad.
@Lee@Spinwave Thanks, I am happy to have you as a contributor.
Lee, you really should be proud of yourself - kudos on your 1st blog post, ever, you really connected with the audience!
I'm a beginner on being a photograpgher and have a D90 but I hope I can maximize it's potential. Thanks for this one.
Thanks for taking the time to talk about this, I feel fervently about this and I like learning about this subject. I have found it enormously useful
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Wow! Its a mouth watering Dish! Good photography! Looking forward to see some more photography from you.
I was very encouraged to find this site. I wanted to thank you for this special read. I definitely savored every little bit of it and I have you bookmarked to check out new stuff you post
Really a great photoblog. I love these photos:) My friend referred it to me. Looks like everyone knows about it, just I didn't...until now. Waiting new photos;)
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Wow! I love photography and I love food, too! Perfect combination, it is. You've got really amazing skills, great job on the reflector and texture.
I like photography. But your photograph is great from me because we are always try to choice fresh food.
Awesome theme & nice dishes picture. You've got really amazing skills, great job on the reflector and textur
Great site. I do love the pictures,...and this one about creating texture really does come out in the pic.
Without any doubt these photos look great. So, well done Lee. You have done a great job. I have a collection of photos in my website also. But I am not quite sure if you will like my photos or not. You can see all my photos on my Website:Wedding DJ
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Wow! I really like images and I really like meals, too! Ideal connection, it is. You've got really awesome practical knowledge, amazing job on the reflector and outside.
I really like your website, allowing so many sound advice especially since I use term media and the plug-in area of your website is excellent. some of the guidelines i get here I can not find anywhere else. Thanks
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I am not a regular reader of your blog but I really liked your post and bookmarked your blog for more good post.
Interesting article. Nice to see in depth the technicality behind these promotional shots. I heard that some food photographers use cigarette smoke to create the illusion of steam. Seems so strange to attach that smell to those glossy shots.
You did capture the loveliness of the food in the finished photograph. Thumbs up to your artful work!
You really did an amazing job especially with the illusion depth, Lee! Man, you've got skills. I love the pictures and you sure know your way on how to make the food look more appetizing.
I really liked the article, and the very cool blog i find your site in google i subscribe to your feeds you are awesome
Thanks for some wonderful suggestions Lee.I always want to make the picture so very impressive that it depict the essence of real taste to the beholders.I am very sure these tips will help me.
Awesome photography.. and the details whatever you have given like black holes and flat texture is in very deep.. Its great..
This is a very informative article.I was looking for these things and here I found it. I am doing a project and this information is very useful me. I always try to find information and hopefully I found more about what I am looking for.
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Great tips and thank you for including the photographs of not only the actual food you were using but the ones illustrating exactly what angle and props were used to get the photos.
No wonder foods look amazingly ravishing, Lee. Its because of skilled photographers like you! I am not a big fan of vegetables but looking at this one makes me wanna eat them right now. I hope you can capture some desserts next time.
Nice good tips on making a shot for food! This would be helpful for those business owners who have to assemble their menu list. Or promote a new product.
I knew that the light is very important, but so far I didn't use foam-core reflectors. The final picture looks very delicious. How many pictures you made in total ?
Don't you think 2000 is pretty high for your ISO? Also, 40 shutter speed is kind of slow. Better to have used a tripod I think. The settings show that the room wasn't well lit. Maybe adding a flash with a diffuser could have been a good choice to lower the ISO and increase the shutter speed.
It's not clear in the photos if you are using a tripod or not. I presume you are? Which make/model do you recommend?
most photos of food make it look plastic and shiny kind of like wax fruit, did not know it was so complicated, I will have to look more closely at food shots.
I would like to share my experience with Toma about the use of foam cor reflectors. These change the entire look of product that is photographed by optimising the light levet on various parts. I have used these reflectors for www.brigade-electronics.com.
This looks absolutely perfect. All these tiny details are made with lot of background knowledge. I like it a lot.
Hello lee,your food photography posting are very nice. I will try to this item on my restaurant. Actually real good tips. Thanks for sharing.
This is great information! Making food look wholesome in print is definitely an art. I will have to check out Michael's to see about getting some supplies if I decide to take some food portraits.
My sister likes to cook and I like to take the pictures of her food, because it always looks tasty to me. The problem is on the pics I took, it didnt so delicious anymore. I didnt care about the black holes, but after reading this I know now that I have to pay attention on it.
This is luscious! A great looking food will always mean delicious, but it is never that all the time. Prestige also brings more people to taste foods as these.
I never realized that black spots can actually make a delicious picture look less attractive. This is a very helpful info.
Hey Lee.....first congrtas you put yours post in very great blog..
& lee about your photography its amazing.....no words for this pic what you clicked..............i think you are great photography...........
Very nice photo"s Lee. I am a retired chef and appreciate the talent that photographers have doing these food photo shoots. I had many done when I was creating menus.
This is the first time I have come across your post and I was amazed to see someone putting in so much efforts and skills into food photography. I mean we as humans are just bothered about how the food tastes and not if there are any black holes in the cup or plate. You are doing some very skilful work for those who love to present their food in a beautiful and perfect way.
I never even though that taking a picture needed so much meticulous detail, thanks for the very informative article, being a beginner at photography it helped out a lot, thanks. :)
I have always been curious on the photos take in the food magazines that I subscribe to. This has given me great insight. Thanks!
Thanks! Your black hole theory is awesome, this is a great way to remind myself how to take great food shots...just fill in the black hole...
These are great tips for taking pictures of food. I always wondered why my pictures of things that I cooked at home just didnt have that WOW factor.
Foam core reflectors! What a nice idea it is. It helps every photographer and even chefs also. Nice post.
Hi Lee, I think you're really such a great photographer! The pictures you posted were mouth watering! =) Great tips for photography enthusiasts!
Hi there! I simply want to give an enormous thumbs up for your post. I will be coming again to your weblog for more soon.
I am an amateur photographer, therefore I enjoy these kind of tutorials. I also need to make a few photos with food for an online project, therefore I will use your tips to improve my skills.
Since it has different vegetables and fruits, it can show different colors. That would showcase a very attractive and mouthwatering salad. Thanks for giving a tip, I could use it for Christmas, with the food prepared on the table.
Culinary photography is an art, and it's really important in the gastronomy industry. Because we eat with our eyes in the first place, then we taste the actual food. And in blogs, a perfect image is mandatory. I like how you explained this thing, and how you've managed to correct the black holes:)
I'm always struck when I see techniques like this, how back in the day they had to do all this with lighting or manually touching up the actual photograph after it was developed. Can you imagine doing that?
Actually makes me wonder if it would even be possible to do with the physical lighting in the space itself...
I would say, that's delicious and the way it is made ready for the serving is highly sophisticated by an experienced chef.. I am loving it!
So you mean I can edit the shadow in the picture that I've taken. I haven't tried Photoshop actually so I guess it's high time to try it. This is a nice pass time.
Great article, thanks for sharing. I remember some time ago I was surfing flickr for food photos as I am an amateur photographer (got an old Canon). So I remember this girl who also called herself an amateur photographer, but dare I say she was a real pro. She had there food photos and one especially, a photo of spaggeti and ketchup on plate with beans was fantastic. Since then I was trying to shoot food too but I failed all the time. So thanks for this post, I'll try to work on it.
I knew that the light is very important, but so far I didn't use foam-core reflectors. The final picture looks very delicious. How many pictures you made in total ?
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Wow, a very informative post and well illustrated. I keep on searching on the web about tips on taking pictures but I can't find a good article. Good thing I get in to this site. I'm looking forward to read more about taking pictures. Next model please, seafoods! :)
Hello Lee, I think you've got some great tips for photographing food. People don't realise how tricky it can be to capture the right angles and colours of food, but with your simple tutorial it shows that it's achievable. Well done!
Miam. Thank you for explanation. On top of that, the photograph is very well taken with the angle of view. Nice job.
I am happy to find your distinguished way of writing the post. Now you make it easy for me to understand and implement the concept. Thank you for this post. Keep it up.
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